Posted by Chad A. Harpole (Southern6482) on October 19, 2009 
LOL - Conrail heritage unit?
Posted by RailFreak78 on October 19, 2009 
Well now that is interesting! At least when BNSF works with NS and they have ex-Conrail units it will be right at home. Cool picture and thank you for posting this.
Posted by Marty Bernard on October 19, 2009 
Why didn't they repaint it? They can't be in need of power.
Posted by Tie Guy on October 20, 2009 
I am not sure if it is true for BNSF, but I know on NS we are in need for 4 axle power. Smaller trains means they can be pulled with smaller locomotives.
Posted by Nathan Lafond on October 20, 2009 
Looks like someone knows how to perform a "grade A" patch job!
Posted by James C. Smith, Jr. on October 20, 2009 
I assume the built-out windshield, to accommodate a walk-around control stand for bidirectional use, makes this a Pennsylvania-Reading-Seashore Lines original. Nice catch of a unique unit, in several ways, on the point, in great light!
Posted by Dave Howarth Jr. on October 23, 2009 
This sure is one odd looking BNSF unit with the new 'BNSF' on the sides. Great Shot!
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